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In the text, the word “aid” (l. 5) is synonymous with

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clarity to patients who struggle with cognitive decline.


1 Music therapy has long been recognized as a

powerful tool for enhancing mental and physical well-

being. It taps into the emotional and psychological

4 impact music can have, helping reduce stress,

improve mood, and even aid in the treatment of

cognitive and motor impairments. Now, with artificial

7 intelligence (AI) entering the scene, music therapy is

undergoing a profound transformation. AI is not only

helping therapists personalize treatments but also

10 pushing the boundaries of what is possible in

therapeutic interventions through music.

One of the most promising applications of AI in

13 music therapy is in the treatment of patients with

Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

Music has been shown to stimulate memory and

16 cognitive functions in individuals with Alzheimer’s,

often evoking strong emotional responses that help

patients reconnect with their surroundings and loved

19 ones. By using AI to analyze which songs or musical

elements trigger these responses, therapists can

create more personalized and effective treatment

22 plans.

AI-powered systems can also create custom

playlists or generate new compositions tailored to

25 each patient’s unique emotional and cognitive needs.

This personalized approach can enhance memory

recall and emotional well-being, offering moments of

28 clarity to patients who struggle with cognitive decline.


Rick Larson. AI and Music Therapy: A New Era of Healing for Alzheimer’s and Cognitive Health. AI World Journal, October 15, 2024. Internet: (adapted).

In the text, the word “aid” (l. 5) is synonymous with


A

help.


B

expand.


C

allow.


D

finance.


E

fit.